Charles ==>
Yes, Charles, this is really good stuff! Thank you.
One thing that I find rather annoying:
``The backup destination defaults to the last filesystem a package was
loaded from''
# cat /var/lib/lrpkg/backdisk
root=-t msdos /dev/fd0
etc=-t iso9660 /dev/hda
local=-t iso9660 /dev/hda
dh
Hey gang,
I upgraded from an older version of LRP (E2B I believe) to Dachstein and
reconfigured my local subnet to be 192.168.2.xxx. Everything works in terms
of machines being able to access the Internet etc. I have IPSec (and the
ipsec enabled kernel) loaded as well as sshd and Seawall.
Has anyone gotten the POSIXness mail command from the Dachstein
pre-releases or release candidate to work? I'm experiencing the
problem Jeff Clark asked about in
http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/7325/2001/9/200/6589580/
where the mail process never ends, doesn't send the mail, and
displa
Charles and all:
I am having some (small amount) of success using Charles' extended scripts
to setup a public DMZ. I want to run a game server, Unreal Tournament, in my
DMZ. I have many questions, but rather than get too far ahead of myself I
will start at the beginning. I have two public ip addr
Unfourtunatly from my tests a 486DX4-100 is the minium speed CPU needed for
PPPoE if your bandwidth is the standard 1.5mbit down/ 128kbit up and even
with this CPU you will see your bandwidth go down the toilet with more
clients behind the LEAF box. Obviously if you have a slower line then you
don
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
> As Ray pointed, out, using dd to make a disk image in RAM and using scp to
> make a remote copy is a good way to go.
>
> There's also another trick I use a lot
charles, ray, thanks for your responses. i tried the dd method with
little success until finding a mess
Yes there is a limit on how slow of a processor one can use with an LRP.
I am using Eigerstien2beta pppoe beta v.0.4 from Kenneth Hadley on a 386
DX board running a Cyrix 486 DLC 40 mhz chip and the PPPoE is limited to
about 500kbps down load. The speed limit has to do with the way pppoe sends
